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JK0-019 · Question #653
An 801.11g wireless access point was configured as follows: - AP encryption forced to WPA2-AES mode only - MAC address filtering enabled with the following MAC address in the allow list…
The correct answer is C. An 802.11n compatible client can connect to the wireless network only if its MAC address is. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An 801.11g wireless access point was configured as follows:
- AP encryption forced to WPA2-AES mode only
- MAC address filtering enabled with the following MAC address in the
allow list: 00-ab-29-da-c3-40 Which is true about the above configuration?
Options
- AAny 802.11b/g compatible client can connect to the wireless network if they support TKIP,
- BAn 802.11a compatible client can connect to the wireless network only if its MAC address is
- CAn 802.11n compatible client can connect to the wireless network only if its MAC address is
- DAny 802.11g compatible client can connect to the wireless network if the encryption key is known
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A5% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C85% (35)
- D7% (3)
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